Married Escort Confesses Killing of Pa Beauty
Beaver Pa AP a blonde beauty contest entrant Rosalie Leis 21 of Vanport was found shot to death near her home early today. Police say Theodore Pallow 25 a millworker confessed at the Beaver station and told officers he killed Rosalie and repeated that they had dated for months. He said the affair cost his wife their child and that she had urged bringing a gun to their meeting. He remains jailed pending possible murder charges.
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Theodore
Ted) Pallow
Beaver Poric
Edward McLister
Vanport
Beaver
Pallow
Rosalie
Lels
Pennsylvania
Fallston
Beaver County
Russel Maeskow
Otis
Miss Leis
Fallow
Waller Traffic Case Weighs In Los Angeles Jury
In Los Angeles a jury weighs a drunken driving case involving Mrs Marjorie Waller wife of Rams halfback Ron Waller. Prosecutors say she failed sobriety tests after a U turn near a wooded area. Actress Joyce Byerly, 24, was a passenger and charged with intoxication.
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Hollywood Wolves
L. M. Senlocker
Arthur Woodell
J. Waller
Miss Leis Named Runner-Up in Regional Pageant
Miss Leis rose to newspaper headlines in 1955 due to a dispute in the regional Miss Universe contest. Backers once considered awarding Miss Pennsylvania to Leis after a rival winner wore a bathing suit from a nonparticipating firm before the promotion settled on the other contestant.
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Red. Pallow
Midland
Miss Leis
M. Leis
Palm Springs extends curfew for Easter Week youths
Palm Springs City Council enacted an emergency ordinance extending the curfew to include 18 year olds during Easter Week celebrations. The change broadens the prior rule that only covered 17 and younger residents, reflecting anticipated large gatherings in the desert spa.
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Palm Springs
Where To Find It Teen Tempo Guide
The page list details where to locate this edition's Teen Tempo sections across the newspaper. It specifies pages for Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, Combs, Crossword, Death Notices, Editorial, Financial, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tiles Temperatures, TV Radium, Vital Statistics, Wilson, Women, and Your World with page references.
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Bel
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Satellite Press Reports Communist Effort to Woo Arabs
Soviet satellite sources claim intensified Communist outreach to Arabs in the Middle East. A Szeged Hungary newspaper reports Arabic being taught in Hungarian schools to spread socialist thought.
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Vienna
Europe
Middle East
Szeged
Hungary
College Students OK Physically Despite Spelling Flaws
Ohio State University researchers led by T Palchanis and W Heart summarize a report from the Ohio State University Monthly noting students’ good health despite widespread misspellings in descriptions of medical history and childhood illnesses. The study cites examples of miswritten terms and humorous renderings while affirming overall physical well being among participants.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Univer
U.S. to Place Defense Orders for 10 Billion This Year
Secretary of Defense McElroy said the government will place contracts totaling about 10 billion dollars for missiles aircraft and other military items in the first half of this year. The figure compares with just over 6 billion in the last six months of 1957. White House aide Hagerty called the plan a way to help the economy. Also reported: House Public Works Committee backed a Democratic push to speed federal public works spending. In Jakarta, Premier Djuanda said paratroopers captured an oilfield area near Pakanbaru and urged Pentagon action on Caltex operations, with evacuation of Americans no longer necessary. Caltex officials indicated possible resumption of production and relief efforts for employees. (Continued on Page A-5)
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Defense McElroy
McElroy
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
House Public Works Committee
Senate Armed Services Jakarta
Indonesia
Djuandato
Jakarta
Caltex
Pakanbaru
Sumatra
Pakanbara
Minas
Djuanda
Labor Leaders Urge Eisenhower Tax Cuts and Works Plan
AFL-CIO chief George Meany and other union officials pressed President Eisenhower for immediate tax cuts and public works as indicators show the economy worsening. Meany said a memorandum would be sent Friday. he noted March statistics confirm decline and urged action without waiting for improvement. McElroy cited Defense Dept contracts totalling over 21 billion for FY ending June 30, including 16 billion for weapons, ships, aircraft and electronics, plus about four billion for other goods and services.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
White House
McElroy
Defense Department
Leopold Walks Out of Prison in Illinois
Nathan Leopold, freed after 22.2 years for the Bobby Franks murder, left Joliet Prison with lawyer Elmer Gertz and literary agent Ralph Newman. He indicated plans possibly heading to Puerto Rico, wore a prison-tailor suit, and asked for privacy as newsmen followed.
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Leopold
Illinois
Joseph Ragen
Bar J
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Richard Loeb
Puerto Rico
Elmer Gertz
Ralph Newman
Nathan Leopold
Joliet
Budget chief resigns as new budget head named
Brundage, budget director since 1956, resigns effective about March 15 as Eisenhower names Maurice H. Stans deputy and Meany Reuther press for tax cuts. White House says resignation not due to policy rifts. Union leaders urged tax relief, expanded unemployment and public works.
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Labor Federation High Command
Eisenhower
Washington
Pison
David McDonald
Bureau
Brundage
Public Works. Com
White
House
James Ic
Hagerty
Weather outlook partly cloudy tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers. Continued cool conditions prevail as rain chances run about 60 percent.
Tooth Extracted From Boy's Ear In Dickinson
Ronald Tylver five year old of Dickinson had a loose baby tooth knocked out when his hand slipped while zipping his jacket. The tooth lodged in his ear and defied removal until an ear specialist put him to sleep and removed the tooth.
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Dickinson
WN. D
Ronald
Louis Tylver
Ronnie
15 Pound Baby Born to Santa Ana Mother
Mrs Socorro Sanchez 29 and her husband, a laborer, welcomed a 15 pound 3 ounce son Wednesday at Santa Ana Community Hospital. All eleven children weighed at least 10 pounds at birth. The infant measured 21 inches long with 19 1/2 inch shoulders and 17 1/2 inch abdomen. 14 inch head. Dr Paul H Esslinger attended. Six other children survive.
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Santa Ana
Socorro Sanchez
Sanchez
Santa Ana Community Hospital
Paul H. Esslinger
His Last Forty Days His Last Forty Days
A devotional piece recounts a blind man crying for Jesus as He passes by, urging readers to seek Christ's mercy before opportunities pass. The poem credits Julien C. Hyer and urges calling on Jesus for blessing before He departs.
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Jesus
Julien C. H
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